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10 Thursday, May 21, 1970 Redlands Dairy Fads TV THURSDAY MAY 21 1 1 3 :55 Wirt's the Proposition? Praposition 2, which deals with provisions for establishing local governments and the election of of-; ficials in those governments, will, be examined. 6:00 Big Hews (0 (60) Jerry Dunphy. OffiHuntJey-BrinHejf (C) (30) fJCan YM TO TOsT (30) This week's comedy panel is composed of Pat O'Brien, Soupy and Morey Amsterdam. Wink Martindale hosts. Si Movie: (0 "Mode Beach (musical) Frankie Avaloti, Annette Funicello, Luciana Paluzzi, John Ashley.

A wealthy contessa, interested in a handsome muscle man, plans to finance a string of then transfers her affections to young surfing enthusiast. QDitk Van Dyke (30) ID The Flintstones (C) (30) IBStarTitk (C) (60) GD ABC Evening News (0 (30) What's Hew? (30) 'Tucson 's Boys Choir." tSfflCBS Hm(C) (30) flDAgneda (30) CEJTeatro de las Estreats (30) News in the Round (C) (60)1 Jack White, Alex Dreier, Gloria Greer, Parti Beetle. tMQmC (C) (60) Store Allen Show (O (90) Guests are Bob FJnstein, Rich Little and June Lockhart QThe Game (C) (30) Jiml WacKrall hosts. Burt Reynolds, Carroll and Rich Little guest Fannta Martian (Q (30) MOM (60) a (C) (30) S3 The Art of Lofgf Luekmi (0 (30) (R) II) Minsters (30) fQNstkieiB 34 (C) (60) fjQKMIR Desert Report (C) (30)! Jack Latham. CQOWM la Vtntad (30) (O CS Galloping Graham Kerr.

CBS Eveting News (C) (30) Walter Cronkrte. QWhsfs My Use? (C) (30) Q)I Love Lucy (30) 03 But the Clock (0. (30) The American West (0 (30) BD Playing the Guitar (30) "Position and Tuning." ggrj) Train or Consequences (C) IB Tree Adverrtwe (G) (30) CQSuvplMHirte Maria (55) fflThat Girt (0 (30) 3D Family Affair (C) (30) (R) Bufry breaks her leg misses a night at the circus. Beene (6) (60) (R) "The Return of the Sidewinder." Daniel and a river pirate (Forrest Tucker) he has captured are marked for death by a gang of thieves. World (C) (30) "Umfotazi Patrol." The story of a ranger patrol and a band of poachers on the Umfolozi Game serve in Natal, South Africa.

QMHIkw Merie: "Dodge (western) Ffynn, Bruce Cabot A fighting cattleman clashes! with the "boss" of Dodge City. BTntk or Consequences (0 Perry Mason (60) HI I itidmi Emil Milan: Crafts- 1 man (30) A visit with a woodcutter! in Thompson, Pa. Cruz de Amor (30) 7 be Segendos rDEESl The 5th Dimension: An Odyssey in the Cosmic Unhnrse of Peter Mu (C) (60)1 The 5th Dimension stars in concept by contemporary artist- designer Peter Max. Glen Campbell, Arte Johnson, Joey Heatherton and Flip Wilson guest. Movie Game (O (30) Larry Blyden hosts.

Red Buttons, Lee Meriwether and Michael Ansara compete against Barbara Eden, Lee Grant and Don Adams. That Girl (0 (30) (R) "Fix My Screen and Bug Out'' Ann's old boyfriend is the new landlord of her apartment building. Michael Calfan' guests. fl)To Ted the Truth (C) (30) gD Washington Week in Review (C) (30) Premier (C) (2 hr) "El Pequeno Coronet" SftSTele-Reristo Musical (55) (O (CO) (R) "Beyond a Shadow." Ironside and his staff reopen a court cite to prove a widow's innocence. Dana Wynter and Mort Sahl guest Bong (C) (90) Antonio Gomez vs.

Enrique Garcia in 10-round featherweight bout. 8 Bewitched (0 (30) (fi) and Something -Makes Four." Samantha and Damn's second child is born and Maurice is unhappy about his new grandchild's hospital "billing." David Frost Show (C) (90) Program originates in Hollywood this week. Dinah Shore, Lome Greene, Peggy Lipton and Laurence Harvey guest. Big Valley (C) (60) Hollywood Television Theatre (C) hr) (R) "Andersonville Trial." Thursday Movie: (C) "Pirates if (adventure) '61 -Ken Scott, Leticia Roman, Dave Richardson. A swashbuckling story of the 17th century in which a privateer vessel sets'out to capture the infamous Henry Morgan.

OSKSffl Tom Jones (C) (60) (R) Connie Stevens, Matt Monro, The -Moody Blues, Shecky Greene guest (60) (0 (30) (R) Sgt Friday and Officer Gannon testify in court against three burglary suspects. Dick WhRtinghill and Maudie Prickett guest. QNews (Q (30) Baxter Ward. CQHews (0 (30) Bill Johns. 10:000 Dean (C) (60) Blng Crosby, Eva Gabor, Jack Gilford and Doiri De Lu'rse guest CD News (C) (60) 7900(C) (60) (R).

"Begy for Edward Shelby." Jack Brennan becomes involved when an apparent suicide triggers a daughter's hatred for her stepmother. Movie: (C) The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (drama) Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thulin, Charles Boyer, Lee J. Cobb. Adams (60) BRubi (30) con el Profesor Nor- angel (30) 10:30 fflAureiia (30) JBAqul Tras PatJnts (30) 11:00 S3 (C) S3 Hews (C) One Step Beyond 8 News (C) Q) Movie: (C) "Bugles in the Afternoon" (western) Ray Milland, Helena Carter, Forrest Tucker. SthJ, Ska Slid (0 63 Washington Week to (C) (R) 1U5 (17) SI Cinema Seventeen: "Frankenstein Conquers the World." Sriffim (C) (C) Highway.

Patrol BfSDick Cavttt (0 Movir "Night Freight" (mystery) Tucker, Barbara Britton. 12:00 Community Bulletin Board (0 1:00 Movie'- (C) "Port Afrique" (adventure) '56 Pier Angeli, Phil Carey, Dennis Price. OQHaaffl Theatre: "Private HeH 36" (mystery) Cochran, Howard Duff. 2:00 fD AU-NigM Show: "Behind the Iron Curtain," "World of the Vampire," "Easy Money." Os This Day (C) FRIDAY DAYTIME MOVIES 830 Q(C) "A Bey en Dolphin" (ad venture) Alan Ladd, Loren, Clifton Webb. MOOIw rlahnawr" (western) Cooper, Jean Arthur.

S-JOQ'tirj s.Hant" (mystery) 1 Ayres, Sonny Tufts. of EUrnlty" (drama) "59 Wilde, Victoria Shaw. Sainted Sisters" (comedy) '48 Veronica Lake. Vtru" (comedy) Anthony Newley, Roger Lwessy. Started Wha a Hat" (comedy) '59 Debbie Reynolds, Glenn Ford.

4:30 B(C) "Left Do Apia" (comedy) '53 -Riy Millend, Jane Wyman. FUNNY BUSINESS FEEtJi)6TflAT HHIKODISAJTI By Roger BoCfen Chymopapain injection replaces disk removal By DR. WAYNE G. BRANDSTAOT TV viewers to see 5th Dimension special tonight By RICK DU BROW HOIXVWOOD (UPI) The singing group called the 5th Dimension has its' first television special tonight in a sort of "Wizard of Oz" format employing the settings of liontempora- ry artist-designer Peter Max. And if the comedy writers had been up to the task, the CBS-TV hour, "The 5th Dimension Special: An Odyssey in the Cosmic Universe of- Peter Max," might have been something really special.

They weren't, however. And the program, previewed by this writer under CBS-TV's welcome new policy of allowing advance criticism, turns out to be highly erratic as a result. The 5th Dimension sings well enough, of course, to please its fans. And.though the members of the group don't show much of a flair for for that matter, does Mr. Max, who is also on is enough guest talent to have handled the matter: Flip Wilson, Arte Johnson, Glen Campbell and Joey Heatherton.

These guests play the various characters the 5th Dimension meets on its picturesque odyssey, much as in "The Wizard of Oz" Judy' Garland came across comic types portrayed Bert Lahr (the Cowardly Lion), Jack Haley (the Tin Man), RayBoJger (the Scarecrow) and. Frank Morgan (the Wizard). But there the comparison stops. In tonight's entry; Wilson is pretty funny anyway because he simply Jus a strong comic presence. Johnson has a few moments.

Campbell's comedy attempts heed severe directing control. And Miss Heatherton, this generation's Janis Paige, gives the impression nothing excites her. anymore. Good old never happened with her. striking visual effects between animation and reality, and appropriately the best part of the hour.

Writing problems also handicapped the debut' Wednesday night of British singer-comedian Des O'Connor as summer host of NBC-TV's "Kraft Music Hall." And the guest lineup of Elke Sommer, Robert Morse, Liberace and Teresa Graves simply bad. to make-do with the sub-par material The program was taped in London. British attempts' to imitate American musical-variety outings are usually lightweight. And that is the word that must be used to describe the amiable O'Connor. The hour did, however, have one act that was marvelous and will be featured regularly: the MacGregor brothers, a comedy foursome of middle-aged men in kilts who are neither- Scottish for that matter, brothers.

They are, in Chinese, ah Australian, a' Nigerian and an Englishman. They more or less sing, and more or less mess around, moving with exquisite inelegance. One of them is a tiny fellow who kept staring angrily at O'Connor during a song: They are one of the funniest acts I have ever seen. Ah, well. And then we have ABC-TVs half-hour Wednesday night comedy, special with the Canadian team of Wayne and Shuster, who, in skits, spoofed love through the ages.

I confess I have never understood is funny about Wayne and Shuster. And their latest concoction, hokey and tired, simply furthers the mystery. ABC-TV also had a Wednesday night hour called "Mission care for a nation," about pollution. Well- mounted and well-intentioned, of course, but just more of the same on the subject. I have a herniated disk that is causing nerve Can it be arrested? I wear a brace and am not allowed to lift anything heavy.

My doctor says an operation may help but that I will always have back trouble. What do you think' A In- certain cases, a ruptured disk, also called a slipped disk or herniated nucleus pul- posus, can be cured by injecting it with chymopapain, a digestive enzyme derived from papaya. This treatment is replacing operative removal of the affected disk in many cases. I am a man who has always been stoop shouldered but lately it is getting worse, is not hereditary. It may be as- the cause of may backache? Is there any cure for A This type of spinal curvature may be caused by weakened back muscles or eases as muscular dystrophy, osteitis deformans (Paget's disease) or ankylosing spondylitis (Marie-StrumpeU's disease).

It is not hereditary, may be as sociated with backache. The treatment would depend on the cause. Is there any effective treatment for A' For the treatment of this S-sbaped curvature of the spine to be effective, it should be discovered early, usually in childhood, and promptly treated N6C THEATER CORPORATION REDLANDS ctjon Street THEATRE 7M-4H1 Weekdays One Shew Only 7 PM. Safe and Suit. Cent.

1 P.M. Peter OToole Petub Clark PtesenU An Arthur t. Jacobs Production "Goodbye, Mr. Alto Celer Rating" "FIVE. MAN ARMY" by the application of a body cast or corrective brace.

What is spondylitis of a vertebral segment? Will it get worse in time? A This is a chronic rheumatoid or tubercular arthritis of the spine. It usually results in a bent-over posture. As a rule, the disease is progresive and requires expert management by a team consisting of a rheumatologist, physiotherapist and an orthopedist: For 10 months I have had a severe pain is my coccyx whenever I get up from a sitting position. It doesn't bother me when I walk or stand. My doctor calls it coccydyrtia.

X-rays showed nothing wrong. Could this be cancer? Do you know of any cure? A Coccdynia is pain at the lower-end of-the spine. In the absence of any X-ray evidence of a tumor, it is not a cancer. Your doctor should try to find and remove the cause. For temporary relief, take aspirin and use a heating pad.

Tizzy by Kofe Ottnn MM, kcTU. ht. OK 3 "Renfrew's allowance is feeling the bite of inflation got us into the movies tonight, but there was nothing left for popcorn!" Various ways of getting attention By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) of the local pundits are saying that the White House staff has created a communications gap within the administration by "protecting" PresJdebt Nixon from his Cabinet. That sort of thing, if it be true, is nothing new, of course At some point during almost every administration, members of the Cabinet begin to feel isolated from the President When this happens, Cabinet members occasionally resort to various strategems to try to get the President's attention. One favorite maneuver is the leak technique.

A Cabinet member will write a private memo to the President But being fairly certain that it will be intercepted by the White House staff, he will leak a copy to the press is the hope that the resulting headline win catch the President's eye. Or, if the Cabinet member is really desperate, he might Court hears recount of six murders Boy arrested with heavy explosives CHTNO son of a civilian underwater demolition expert was arrested by police Tuesday when they found bim experimenting with, enough explosives to blow up eight city blocks. "If it.were detonated all at once," said a detective, "it would, have taken care of six ti eight city blocks with no! problem." Dennis Eugene GUI, 17, was booked on suspicion of possession of explosives and receiving stolen.property after police said the youth was found with two boxes of nitro-carbonitrate, 500 fet of fast-burning and a bottle of glycerin. The explosives had been stolen from a mine near Vietorville. eMittcal Elect John A.

GARTNER Treasurer Tax 6 years assistant county tax collector 22 years experience in California property tax assessment and collection World War II veteran 2 for VAN NUYS grim details of the slaying of six youngsters over a 17-year period was recounted in Superior Court Wednesday in the penalty trial for Mack Bay Edwards. A jury will decide whether Edwards will receive the death penalty or lesser sentence oh the defendant's guilty plea to three counts of first degree murder. The prosecution' called police to testify about Edward's voluntary admission he had killed the youngsters when he surrendered at a police station after three girts he bad kidnaped escaped from him. "I'm glad they (the three girls) got away because it would have been nine instead of six," said Sgt. George H.

Rock quoting Edwards at the time of the surrender. Edwards is charged in only three of the slayings. Rock testified Edwards confessed to a chain of six slayings which started in 1953 with kidnaping of Stella Darlene Nolan, 8, from Auction' City Norwalk. Rock testified Edwards told him he took the girl to his Azusa home, sexually molested her and then tried to strangle her. Edwards then threw the body over a bridge and thought she was dead, the.witness: said.

The following day, he returned to find the girl still alive, Rock. said. "He stabbled her with a pocket-knife," Rock testified. The girl's body was found earlier this year under the Santa Ana Freeway where Edwards was working at the time of the Edwards is also charged in the deaths of Donald Allen Todd, 13, and Gary Rocha, 16. Heavy toll in heat wave in India NEW DELHI (UPI) A heat wave with temperatures up to 120 degrees entered its third week today in north India where newspapers estimated more than 1,000 persons have died from its effects.

The heat also took a heavy toll of birds and animals. With game migrating from the drought areas, tigers and panthers were on the prowl around villages, thretrtefling livestock. Weather forecasters said so lasting reHef esq until ramt' move jnftrfall north India late next month. VOUR BIRTHDAY and HOROSCOPE STRIA write a note to the President, put it in a bottle and drop it in the Potomac on the chance that it will wash ashore, be recovered and delivered. In extreme cases, a Cabinet member might even use his wife as an attention-getter.

For example, he might have her telephone a newspaper at 2 a.m., or something of that nature. And if nothing else works, Cabinet members, knowing that the youth of America always has the President's ear, may prevail upon a student leader to intercede in their behalf. I happen to have at hand a copy of a letter that a student leader, has written to the President. Excerpts follow: believe this administration finds itself, today, embracing a philosophy which appears to lack appropriate concern for the attitude of the Cabinet. department heads, or at a vast segment of them, believe they have no opportunity to communicate with the President.

"Regardless of how you might feel about them individually, you. have an obligation as their leader to communicate with the Cabinet and listen to their ideas and It remains to be seen whether the President win decide, to confer more frequently with Cabinet members, One reason for his reluctance to consult them, may be an aversion on his part to formal Cabinet sessions, which most presidents have considered a waste of time. This traditional format, however, need not stand as a barrier between the President and' the Cabinet A series of informal discussions would serve the purpose just as well. For instance, the next time he has trouble sleeping he might consider meeting the Cabinet at 5 a. m.

on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. THURSDAY; MAY today, you. are one whose. responses to life are often stronger than your emotional system can bear. For this reason; you may appear to others to be of an excitable or extremely nervous temperament when, in actuality, you are merely too sensitive to what is going on about you.

Learn to' take things more as and when they come and you will save yourself much wear and tear on both your laugh muscles and your tear ducts. Learn to accept what you cannot change. Although you are yourself not a particularly independent person, you enjoy displays of independence in others. Nothing pleases you more than to see a young person strike out on his own; nothing irks you more than, to see people clinging to others in what amounts to a fear of life. Your own reactions lie somewhere in between, for you are cautious when caution is called for at the same time that you relish adventure.

You are a person of high principles and- strict standards of behavior. It is inconceivable to you that you should ever rise to the top by stepping on another's toes just as it is inconceivable to you that others would condone your doing just that For you are somewhat inclined to think all. people possess your integrity and in this you. are wrong. To find what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph.

Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Friday, May 22 GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Turn, your thoughts to affairs of a loved one at a distance. A good time for encouraging another to friendly action. CANCER (June 22-July 23) You would be greatly repaid if you used this day to do good deed for another. There is lit'Ie to gain or lose otherwise.

LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) Take care not to take a current romance overseriously. Just enough and no more: this is the formula for the day. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept.

23) If you would retain a friendship with a business partner, take care to take no behind-the-scenes action at this time. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) You would do well to make yourself aware of another's wishes insofar as a mutual project is Interest yourself in the present. SCORPIO (Oct.

24-Nov. 22) A day for following through on a matter of interest to you and co-workers. You can prove influential to many at this time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.

22) The- concerned Sagittarius will put trivia aside for the time being. An excellent day for solving problems through insight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) You are Only as young as you feel and this is a day which can prove that old saying true.

Live up to your ideal. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) Keep your personal business to yourself, at least for the time being. A loved one may be overly concerned.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March If the romance is a stable one, it could come to fruition at this time; Otherwise, thank your lucky stars that it does not. ARIES (March 22-April Aspects. of romance make this a day ill-suited to business. Try to meet: Friday goals early in the day for best results.

TAURUS (April 21-May Accept the signs of the times when it comes to making plans for tiie future. Don't be afraid to confide in others this afternoon. (Copyright, 1970, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Personal finance Stocks or mutual funds, this data favors funds High wind blows down circus tent in Colorado GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. 65-mile-an-hour wind ripped through a circus tent crowded with children Wednesday and dropped the heavy big top on a matinee crowd of 700 only minutes before the performance was to end at James Brothers circus. Seventy-seven persons were injured, five of them seriously, doctors said.

"It (the tent) just filled like a balloon, lifted straight up and then came down pulling the poles with it," said 11-year-old Jean Rodriguez, one of the spectators. Ambulances, sheriffs cars, police vehicles, state patrol squad ears and private autos Niter's Note James Bullion Circus has appeared in this area an several occasions aneV was in Sao Bernardino lest were used to rush injured to nearby hospitals, i The most seriously injured were taken to St. Mary's hospital. Most of injured were chil dreo, inetading 20 from the state Home and Training School for Retarded Children who bad been taken to the circus by staff members. One of the riously injured youths, was a resident of the home.

was in its final 15 minutes, when the wind unexpectedly, lifting the pound canvas and its moorings into air. Spokesmen at St Mary's hospital said 24 of the 4S injured persons takes there admitted overnight; in- clurSng CVe seriously injured cUldren. Two. of, (he five; who bead injuries, were described as By CARLTON SMITH and RICHARD PUTNAM PRATT (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) Another answer has. been offered to the eternal (well, frequent) question: Does an investor fare better by putting his money into mutual funds or into individual It's not an easy one to answer because you also have to ask, "What stocks?" Many brokers maintain they can pick a sufficient number of winners for their customers to outpace the mutual funds.

One mutual fund manager who'll argue that point is Milton Mound, president of First Multifund of America, a different kind of fund that invests in other funds 29 of them, currently. He has worked up a table comparing average mutual fund performance to average performance of as measured by three popular indexes. One flaw in many such comparisons is that mutual fund gains are compared to, say, the Dow Jones Industrial average. But that's a measure of change only. The average price tor this group of stocks may rise only 9 per cent for the year, but meanwhile owners of these stocks normally have been collecting substantial dividends.

The mutual funds, on the other hand, have learned to include dividends as well as capital gains distributions and share-value increases, in their calculations of gains. Mounds has been brave enough to adjust the Dow-Jones figures for dividends and show how mutual funds come out by comparison. It does make a difference. In 1968, for example, the Dow-Jones average rose 4.0 per cent. Allowing for dividends, the owners of the D-J came off nearly twice as well, with an increase of 7.3,per cent.

Also included in the table are Standard Poor's 500 Stock Average and the New York Stock Exchange Composite Index of all stocks listed on the Big Board. Here is how they fared as compared, to an ail-mutual fund average (430'funds in '69) and the average of all growth funds (272 in '69), over a 10- year period, 1960-69: The investor's profit on an initial $10,000 investment: DJI, unadjusted 1,735 DJI. wrrh 6,448 SAP SOS Stocks NYSE CempesHe All mutual funds 12,162 Growth funds Or, as a percentage of the initial investment, expressed as 10 years' compounded growth: DJI, unadjutted 17.35% DJI, wrrh 44.48% SAP 500 53 NYSE Composite 40.25% All mutual funds 121.52% Growth fends 157.55% The top performing 272 growth funds posted these average gains, or losses in years during the decade, beginning with i960: plus 5.2 per cent, plus 31.1 per cent, minus 18:55 per cent, plus 19.5 per cent, plus 10.5 per cent, plus 27.7 per cent, minus 5.4 per cent, plus 44.7 per cent, plus 17.9 per cent, minus 15.8 per cent (Ah, 1967! Will we see its like again?) On this Mound rests his case: We believe that your chances for. long-term financial success are significantly improved by investing in mutual instead of directly in stock' exchange securities." SIDE GLANCES ty Gil Fox "A bum report cant? I ytvhmmfthtud nMrifs- of RMdioailyr.